The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07


both belabored him. The man is serious.
ly injured.
Senator Stanford has bought for ST.
4OO, 900 the San Joaquin ranch, near Los
Angles, which contains 1OS. 900 acres and
runs along the coast for twenty miles. lie
is now negotiating for another track near
Pomona, containing 45, 900 acres, which
will cost him about 81, 100000.
A fire started in the big tobacco ware
house OF Sawyer, Wallace Co. at Louis
vile. The flames spread radidly to sur
rounding buildings and warehouses. The
following buildings were destroyed;
Todd tobacco warehouse, Banner Job ware
house, Kane's hotel, Simon livery stable,
Ainsley, Cochran & Co.'s iron foundry.
Glover and Directs job warehouse, Boone
warehouse. The loss will reach the hun
dred thousands.
At Dayton, Wash. Ter. Fire destroyed
property to the amount OF $115,O 600, In
snrance, $4,000. The principal losers
are: n. E. Hawley, buildings S25, 600;
A. Rothly & Co., dry goods. $4,000;
Clendennin 4 Miller, general merchandise
so, 900; Arthur Oppepheimer, hardware,
81 600.
President Colt, OF the Reading, Pa, Iron
works, informed the employees that in con-
sequence Of their refusal to accept the pro-
posed temporary reduction. all OF the com.
pany's furnace tube works, rolling and
wheel mills would be closed July for an
| indefinite period.
| President Cleveland cordially accepts
| the dedication to the eulogy on Henry
Ward Beecher to be delivered in Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, by Rev. DR.. Parker, OF
London.
Postmasters commissioned: Dakota
Kampeska, W; G. Record, lows: Van
Buren,, J; II; Heinrich. Wisconsin: City
Point, w. E. Breakey; Redwood, j. T:
| Solon
| At La Crosse, the corner stone OF the
new Masonic Temple on the North side
1 was laid. A thousand Sir Knights and
Masons were ip parade. The closing ora.
ton was by Sir knight w. D. Thomas.
| The fact has just been disclosed that
| Colorado capitalists, headed by Manager
| Crest, of the Pueblo works. contemplate
| the establishment ci capacious reduction
works iH Butte, Men: :.
The Journal de Comercio savs that on a
farm in Brazil where hemp is grown, seven
large monkeys have been taught to cut
the hemp and prepare 1t for sale. They
work more quickly than the negroes, and
the cost OF feeding the animals is trifing.
- Chicago, at meeting OF the brick.
layers uniou resolution was passed
|
pay day and declaring the strike off. This
action was taken, 1t was declared on ac-
| count Of the pressure that was brought to
bear on the Driciecs DricniaJ ecs by private citizens
! and business men who suffered heavy
losses through the stpppage OF work.
| Minor damages by frost are reported
| from Oak ota aud Western Minnesota. The
| generel crop condition is, however, favora'
Bile.
| Gen. A, II, Terry was taken suddenly Ill
at New Haven, His physicians say he over
exerted himself during the exercises at
tending the dedication OF the soldiers
| monument
For the past six months lockout has
been in progress in Worcester county, Mass,
involving several thousand shoemakers,
the employers declining to recognize organ
lied labor. The Knights OF Labor and the
lasters union stood together in the fight.
About week ago the Knights gave up the
| fight, leaving the lasters to make 1t alone.
| The Augustans' synod of the Evangelic
resolution that no student in the synod's
educational institutions al Rock Island be
allowed to use tobacco.
| At Springfield, NO., in the trial of Cora
| Lee as an accessory to the murder OF Mrs.
| Charles Graham, the jury were unable to
agree and were discharged. Cora Lee and
Emma Malloy, the rcvivalist, were said to
have carried on at the same time criminal
intrigue with Charles Graham, the husband
OF the murdered woman. Graham and the
woman Lee were accused OF the murder,
and the former was found guilty and
lynched.
Postmasters commissioned-Dakot ota:
Hoskins, T. j. Lammyon. Iowa: Bata-
via, w. Shoemaker; Graettinger. H. N.
Osher; Hodge, g. H. Pallady; Prolo, J. H.
Cash. Minnesota; Melrose, II. B. Edel-
brock. Wisconsin,: Odanah, Kate B.
Walker; Springfield Corners, J. Kliei.
Fourth class Postmasters appointed-Min-
nesota: Union Hill. w. Schneider. Dako-
ia; Pscka, J. +. Loverick; Wheeler, d. l.
P. Lamb.
DR.. McGlynn points out the evils o.
newspaper condemnation, and asserts
that he did not avow himself to be the
Luther OF the nineteenth century.
Gov. Hill of New York has vetoed the
bill imposing tax upon bucket shops.
At Woonsocket, Dak., Ben Soloman was
sentenced to two years imprisonment foE
manslaughter.
An enormous throng sees the great Chi.
cago race won by an Is to / horse. c. II.
Todd outran as fine a field of horses a.
has been together in the west this year.
Jake Sharp is condemned to close con.
fnement while not in court attending the
trial, and pronounces himself a very sick
man.
Louisville tobacco warehouses OF Thorn
as H. Glover & Co., Sawyer, Wallace 4
Co., T. B. Parish & Co., and the boarding
house OF Mrs. Annie Bender, occupying the
square between Main and Market and
Ninth and Tenth streets, were totally
burned together with 35, 900 hogsheads ol
tobacco. The loss is about $500, 900;
partially insured. The fire is thought to
have been incendiary.
Fire at La Crosse burned out Lamb'a
wholesale fruit store. causing q loss o.
4,OO0 insured $4,000
R. G. Dun & Co., in their weekly trade
review, says that the disturbances caused
by the Cincinnati failure have had an ex
tensive effect upon general business. II
has caused q stringency in the New Yorl
money market, which speculators have
magnifed. and which promises to be o
brief duration. At other financial centers
ment OF the commerce act threatens tc
stop manufacturing and mining at many
points. Real estate speculation continues
active at the West. The labor situation
is improving.
Gently: Wisconsin,. c. Reich, Beetown
J. Elder. Wyalusing; J. Morrison. Fenni
more; w. W. Robe, Lancaster; H. Rust
Amigo: r. J. Bates. Alma Center; E. Linse
Independence; j. Healthier, Thorp. Increas
ed-W. P: Marsh, New Lisbon;J J. Flana
agan, Milwaukee; w. Tippler, Salona; A
Hageman, Mauston. Minnesota-Mary
Mother r. H. Forder, Dassell; original, N
Kellogg st. Paul: w. Egglestop, Minneap
oils; L. H. Dunno, Northfeld; J. D. Sails
bury, Litchfield; G. J. Case, Shakopee; 8
Waters, Covertladd; M. Backe. Niillers
Vile. Dakota-Minors of r. H. Osborn
Medora; original, A. j. Sherwood, Clark
j. c. F athke, Tyndall.
The building In New York In which Pucl
is published was damaged Sac, 900 By
fire.
The publishers OF the Huronite at HUI
ron, Dak., brought charges against Judg
Spencer, who in turn cites them to answe
charge OF contempt OF court.
A Washington telegram says the presi
dent during his approaching journey vii
| visit Detroit, jackson, Grand Rapids